St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10
REGULAR ARMY NFvyS

c ntaJ' "lHihin Il. Creary, paymaster. United
states army is granted a four months, iaa,,a
of absence iea'e
Leave OF absence for three months. from
tue Iotn INST, is granted Second Lieut wiz
IAN H. Buck, Thirteenth infantry. ~
furlough for four months, with ner,ots-
sion 10 go TO Europe, has been given TO Pri-
Vate Moresz Schick, Company A. Nineteenth
infantry. ~ -'''e'eeh'n
Col. John G. Parke, corps of engineers y
D: a., mas been given four months Jeave of
absence with permission of the secratar, oe
war to 90 to Europe. u
First Lieut.. William A Mann. adintant %
the seventeenth infantry has been GRANTED =
| IeaVe OF absence for Two months on snrgeon'S
certificate OF disability.
Authority has been given by the secre,a,,
VI war lot the admission of Can't JoseDh w
80, y. o. a, (retlredJ TO the army and
navy general hospital, Hot Springs Ark. for
treatment. ne ''-
capt. Charles Hobart, Third infantry. ON
1 I service from Fort Shaw, Mont. ana
rlrst Lieut.. George II. KinZie Fifteenth in
tahSry, on detached service from Fort Blu
lorc, OAK, are members of a general court
Ohio. D"' '''Ns'
capt. Richard w. Johnson, assistant sur
geon, U. >. A, son of Gen. r. W. Johnson.
OF this city, who has been on duty M Fort
ADAMS, X. l., has been ordered TO report i'm
ted
states military academy AT West Point \. Y.
Tor temporary duty.
Gen. Frank Wheaton, colonel Of the Second
infantry, and First Lieut.. Sidney E. Clark.
reg1mentai quartermaster OF the same repi-
ment, from Fort Omaha, Neb.. passed through
t ,1 city Yesterday en- route 10 Fort Cu.ur
Alene, Idaho, TO appear before the court OF
inquiry appointed 10y the president to meet
at that place on the 18th inst
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
me Following changes in the stations OF
conihlssary scrgeants of the army has been
ordered by the secretary of war:
Frank w. Bry ant will be relieved from
duty at Fort Lowell Ariz., April l. 1887. and
VIII proceed to the Preside of San Francisco.
Cal.' Alfred Gallacotfe, will be relieved from
cuty at the PRESIDE of San Francisco Cal
and go to Fort Buford, OAK; James Calvin
VIII De renewed from duty at Fort Buford,
OAK, and will 90 to Wiilett's Point
n. Y: Louis f, Duval. will be relieved from
anty at Wlilets Point, y. y, and will go to
Fort Washakie. Wyo.: Patrick Sullivan will
be relieved from duty at Fort WashaBie
Wyo, and will proceed to Fort Lowell Ariz
Bryant was stationed at Fort Smelling for.
about nine years prior to Sept. 80 1854 on
winch date he was transferred to Fort Lowell
ArlZ, and his many friends and acouaint-
ances in this vicinity will be pleased to hear
OF his assignment to such an important post
as the Preside of San Francisco
Under instructions from Col. John r
Brooke. Third infantry, commanding officer
OF Fort Shaw, Mont. First Lieut. William f.
r. French, Third infantry. accompanied bv
Scout Roensch visited the camp of Cree In
dlans near the south fork OF the sun river.
Montana, last week, and distributed l2O
blankets among them.
Gen. James w. Forsyth, colonel of the Sew
enth cavalry, from Fort Meade, OAK. who
for the past three days has been guest of
Col. Edwin c. Mason. inspector general of the
department, leaves 10 day for Fort Occur
d Alene, Idaho. accompanied by Col. james
NJ. Moore Chief quartermaster Of the depart
ment. Gen. Forsyth and COL Moore are
members of the court of inquiry appointed
by the president to convene at Fort Occur
d Alene next Monday, to investigate certain
charges made by citizens OF that vicinity
against COL Frank Wheaton, Second infantry
and First Lieut.. Sidney E. Clark. r. Q. VI. of
the Second infantry for alleged maiadmin-
istration while stationed at that post This
will make tie fourth court of inquiry con-
vened to investigate this matter. The other
three eXonerated the gentlemen from the
charge.